MinIO is a high-performance S3-compatible open-source object store, built for Kubernetes and AI workloads, adopted by over 50% of Fortune 500 companies.
Ceph is an open-source unified distributed storage system created by Sage Weil in 2004, providing object, block, and file storage interfaces, widely deployed in OpenStack, Kubernetes, and private cloud environments.
AWS (Amazon Web Services) is the world's largest cloud infrastructure provider, launched by Amazon in 2006, offering over 200 cloud services spanning compute, storage, databases, machine learning, containers, serverless, and IoT, with 30+ availability regions and 100+ edge locations.
Alibaba Cloud is the cloud computing arm of Alibaba Group, #1 in the Asia Pacific market and #3 globally, offering elastic compute, cloud databases, AI platform, big data analytics, and security compliance, operating 89 availability zones across 30 regions worldwide.
Baidu Cloud is the AI cloud platform of Baidu (founded 2015, HQ Beijing), offering BCC cloud servers, BOS object storage, and ERNIE models, with 12 nines BOS durability for China AI and compliance scenarios.
Founded in 2011 in Helsinki, Finland, UpCloud is a European high-performance cloud server provider famous for its self-developed MaxIOPS storage and a rare 100% uptime SLA, operating 13 data centers globally.
Bunny CDN, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Slovenia, is known for the ultra-low $0.01/GB standard traffic price and 100+ global nodes, offering an all-in-one CDN, object storage, image optimization, and video streaming platform—the value king for budget-sensitive high-traffic scenarios.
Backblaze is a US cloud storage and backup provider whose core products include B2 cloud storage (low-cost object storage) and Computer Backup (unlimited personal computer backup), known for transparent pricing and extremely low cost, with a Cloudflare bandwidth alliance for free CDN egress.
Wasabi provides object storage under the hot cloud storage concept, with no egress or API request fees at about 1/5 the cost of AWS S3, fully S3 API compatible, suitable for backup, archival, video storage, and data lakes.
STACKIT is a German cloud infrastructure provider built collaboratively by German banks and insurance companies, offering cloud services that meet strict financial-industry compliance requirements, including cloud servers, managed Kubernetes, and object storage.
IONOS Cloud is one of Europe's largest cloud providers (formerly 1&1 IONOS), offering VMs, object storage, managed Kubernetes, SQL databases, CDN, and domains with multiple self-owned European data centers, focused on GDPR compliance and data sovereignty, known for highly competitive pricing.
Cloudflare Cloud Services builds a global edge cloud platform with Workers, R2, and D1, delivering edge computing, zero-egress object storage, and a globally distributed database across 330+ cities for ultra-low-latency delivery, ideal for serverless and global low-latency scenarios.
Civo is a UK cloud-native Kubernetes cloud platform based on lightweight K3s, launching managed clusters in about 90 seconds, offering cloud instances, S3-compatible object storage, and managed databases with simple, transparent pricing, ideal for cloud-native teams and Kubernetes beginners.
Backblaze B2 is the low-cost object storage service from Backblaze, priced at roughly 1/5 of AWS S3, S3-compatible, with a Cloudflare bandwidth alliance for free CDN egress, plus Computer Backup for unlimited device backup.
Yotta is a US-headquartered global CDN and cloud provider operating edge nodes across major internet hubs, offering integrated CDN solutions for static acceleration, dynamic optimization, and video streaming delivery.
Selectel, founded in 2008 in St. Petersburg, is a leading Russian cloud infrastructure provider offering OpenStack cloud servers, bare metal, colocation, S3 object storage, CDN and DDoS protection, with cloud servers from about 300 RUB/month.
SAKURA Internet, founded in 1996, is Japan's largest independent cloud provider running Tokyo, Osaka and Ishikari data centers, offering Sakura Cloud, Sakura VPS and GPU Cloud with per-second billing and ISO 27001 certification.
Kingsoft Cloud is the China cloud computing brand of the Kingsoft Group, listed on NASDAQ in 2020, with cloud hosts across 3 core regions (North/East/South China), standout video and gaming cloud capabilities, and 11-nines-durability object storage KS3.
JD Cloud is the cloud computing brand of JD Group, offering public cloud services since 2016 with headquarters in Beijing. Backed by JD's e-commerce, logistics, and supply chain strengths, it delivers full-stack IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS services with a distinctive edge in e-commerce cloud and industrial digitalization.
CloudVPS is a Dutch cloud VPS provider with data centers in Amsterdam plus nodes in Germany and Poland, offering cloud VPS, managed VPS, object storage, and big data solutions with GDPR compliance — suited to European deployments.
Clouding.io is a Thai cloud server provider founded in 2014 with a data center in Bangkok, offering KVM VPS, dedicated servers, bare metal, object storage, and web hosting with cryptocurrency payment support — a cost-effective choice for Southeast Asia deployments.
Beget is a St. Petersburg hosting provider founded in 2007 that has served over 1.5 million users, offering VPS, dedicated servers, cloud databases, and a free proprietary control panel with DDoS protection.
Aruba Cloud is Italy's largest cloud provider, part of the Aruba S.p.A. group, operating 8+ data centers in Europe and known for competitive cloud pricing and strong GDPR compliance, an important player in the European SMB market.
UPYUN is a well-known Chinese cloud provider known for CDN acceleration, object storage, and image processing. With affordable pay-as-you-go pricing, it suits small teams and image-focused sites, with a full-Chinese console and leading image processing.